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 1   1, 2  |       the dwelling-place of the great saint Kapila, having its
 2   1, 23 |  permission the queen, having a great longing in her. mind, went
 3   1, 38 |                         38. The great dragons' in their great
 4   1, 38 |         great dragons' in their great thirst for the Law, -they
 5   1, 46 |    Angiras ever made, those two great seers the founders of families,
 6   1, 48 |    uttered its poetry which the great seer Kyavana could not compose;
 7   1, 54 |       to destroy all birth, the great seer Asita in his thirst
 8   1, 65 |                    65. Thus the great seer beheld the king's son
 9   1, 78 |        is worldly objects, as a great cloud does with its showers
10   2, 18 |     queen maya, having seen the great glory of her new-born son,
11   2, 25 |    having heard before from the great seer Asita his destined
12   2, 43 |                43. He performed great religious vows prescribed
13   3, 12 |         men coming out from the great families, and troops of
14   3, 42 |        Gentle Sir, it is a very great affliction called sickness,
15   4, 15 |        What though this hero be great by his exalted glory, yet "
16   4, 15 |         his exalted glory, yet "great is the might of women,"
17   4, 16 |            16. 'In olden time a great seer, hard to be conquered
18   4, 18 |        and caste fascinated the great seer Gautama, though a master
19   4, 20 |                    20. 'And the great seer Visvamitra, though
20   4, 65 |      thou turnest away from the great end of man, there would
21   4, 74 |                        74. 'The great ascetic Vrihaspati begot
22   4, 81 |                            81. 'Great heroes such as these pursued
23   4, 90 |         sayest as to even those great men having become victims
24   4, 99 |        who restrains it in this great terror and does not weep.'~
25   6, 11 |        thou hast done me a very great kindness; take now my horse
26   6, 45 |      was borne in the womb with great thirst and pains,-where
27   6, 64 |         and forthwith they paid great honour anew to that sylvan
28   7, 16 |      win their nourishment with great effort from stones, others
29   7, 35 |         person, as if they were great seers beholding Religion
30   7, 49 |       wood; for ye are all like great sages, standing fast in
31   8, 35 |    unwise self-styled friend, a great calamity has been brought
32   8, 41 |    grief would not have been so great.'~
33   8, 52 |         soft, black, and all in great waves, growing each from
34   8, 75 |  exploits for me in battle, one great deed of cruelty, O Kamthaka,
35   9, 21 |       21. '"Know that all these great kings who were householders
36  10, 40 |        goal by sacrifices which great sages reached by selfmortification.'~
37  11, 2  |         born as thou art in the great family whose ensign is the
38  11, 12 |   conquer the other side of the great ocean: mankind are never
39  11, 14 |       his pride he had made the great Rishis bear his litter'.
40  11, 45 |         the pains of a king are great; for a king is like a peg',-
41  11, 55 |      though set in the midst of great wealth,-who attains not
42  12, 11 |       of Arada, was filled with great pleasure and thus made reply:~
43  12, 33 |   towards torpor, delusion, the great delusion, and the two kinds
44  12, 34 |        one, that desire is the "great delusion."~
45  12, 35 |       hero, is this called the "great delusion."~
46  12, 58 |       those who investigate the great wisdom call the Vrihatphala.~
47  12, 113|      uttered this praise of the great sage, being sure that he
48  12, 116|    knowledge at the foot of the great holy tree.~
49  13, 1  |                     1. When the great sage, sprung from a line
50  13, 7  |       with his children, he the great disturber of the minds of
51  13, 33 |                     33. But the great sage having beheld that
52  13, 36 |       form and disposition, the great sage remained unalarmed
53  13, 41 |      rained down from the sky a great shower of live embers, as
54  13, 42 |    through the operation of the great saint's boundless charity.~
55  13, 45 |       45. Others, having become great clouds, emitting lightning
56  13, 48 |       anger, rushed towards the great saint, having seized a club
57  13, 61 |  diseases and passions, he, the great physician, ought not to
58  13, 63 |      all beings are lost in the great darkness,-it is not for
59  13, 64 |        the world drowned in the great flood of existence and unable
60  13, 70 |        unshaken firmness of the great saint, Mara departed dispirited
61  14, 1  |   firmness and calmness, he the great master of meditation set
62  14, 47 |         ignorance; thus did the great seer, the Bodhisattva, the
63  14, 53 |         fire of death's anguish great pain arises; such verily
64  14, 53 |    verily is the origin of this great trunk of pam.'~
65  14, 54 |         ascertained it all, the great Being was perfectly illuminated;
66  14, 61 | declared to be the root of this great trunk of pain by all the
67  14, 77 |         all the world, when the great saint had become all-wise,
68  14, 79 |       all beings became full of great happiness ; and all the
69  14, 79 |   universes were illumined by a great light.~
70  15, 5  | addressed with folded hands the great Buddha who was seated there:~
71  15, 7  |         array of the aliment of great joy," like an inaugurated
72  15, 18 |         be accomplished, -those great Rishis Brahman and the rest,
73  15, 59 |  meditation, day and night, the great saint, pondering and fasting,
74  15, 73 |        at that moment dug out a great river full of water;~
75  16, 51 |         Apsarases uttered forth great shouts, Even so, O noble
76  16, 52 |      addressed the holy one, 'O great mendicant, in what form
77  16, 72 | ignorance, the illuminer of the great torch, the great physician,
78  16, 72 |         of the great torch, the great physician, the great seer,
79  16, 72 |        the great physician, the great seer, the healer of all
80  16, 74 |       of the ten powers, having great fortitude, learned with
81  16, 75 |         he who has attained the great Yana, the lord of all Dharma,
82  16, 76 |      the perfect knowledge, the great Buddha, the lord of saints;~
83  16, 80 |     luminary which dries up the great ocean of all pain,~
84  16, 91 |      high-minded teacher of the great Law,~
85  16, 109|        have himself purified by great merit and shall be prosperous
86  17, 6  |         glorious one, named the great Buddha, proceeded with the
87  17, 6  |       Arhat at the hands of the great teacher.~
88  17, 10 |   mendicant; so too there was a great pandit, a Brahman named
89  17, 10 |        Sali named Maudgalya the great saint received as the best
90  17, 18 |         power of Buddha, became great ascetics; and the great
91  17, 18 |         great ascetics; and the great Gina took them with him
92  17, 26 |       being at their head, with great triumph and noise of musical
93  17, 29 |         called the Sutra of the great Yana, the Vyakara and the
94  17, 31 |     Progress to Lumbini, in the great poem made by Asvaghosha,